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Sorry for so late response, but how's the book?

Hey, can you show an update of the daily prediction for the dow?

I add an example of a pocket of predictability. The prediction is the black line and the market is in red. This is the Merval index, from Argentina, and at 10:15 it predicted a fall of 4% for the next 1:30 hour, the fall did take place and what you will see in this chart is an image took at...

Another hint to clarify the confusion: As I read in the book The Predictors, written by Tom Bass, Prediction Co. tells that the market has "pockets of predictability". That means that the possibility of having accurate predictions of the market vary from time to time, and the predictions are...

Read at the second paragraph: "Your current service, the Trading Prediction Chart, and Trading Signals will no longer be offered to new comers effective Oct 1st"

1. I prefer not enter the discussion about if I am capable or not of beating the market better than using some cheap system. I am happy with my results. 2. I think that is fair to continue this way regardless that I get my share from other's pocket. and a final thought before bedtime...

Well, I am having not bad results from using their forecasts. I trade options on stocks traded in Argentina, using the correlation of those stoks with the Dow and I am very satisfied. They also offer trades for the e-minis, but I've never used them since my local market is Argentina...

Seriously speaking, the most similar to the Holy Grail I've found is www.tradingpro.com They do predict market movements, and they sell their predictions by $195 per quarter. One question I had from the moment I subscribed (2 years ago) is why in the world a company that has a holy grail would...

I've read the book. I also saw a site that claims having developed a trading system applying the same kind of science explained in the book. The site is alela.com, they used to sell their predictions but no anymore. I've read that they have closed a deal with esignal through another company...

Take a look at this thread: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=70418

I agree with your point. Your speech sounds like the tradingpro.com site. Are you related to tradingpro?

Would you sign an I.O.U. on that assumption?

mmmm, impressing.

Hi, I've not read this thread for a while, but I see you are getting nice results. Would you please post the trades tomorrow morning before execution time? It is not that I am planning to follow them, but I want just check that what you post as results are real. Don't take it bad, it's just a...

I am completely new in this. Can you bring a list of websites of prop firms? Thank you

The model begins computing the predicitons at 9:30, when the market opens, and it does it every 15 mins. The trades are computed at 10:15, after the market dust goes down. One thing is predict the market, another thing is trade the market.

eusdaiki, I agree with your word of caution, but there could be free lunches: To ilustrate my point, this prediction, computed today at 9:30 ET Is far from perfect. Anyway it generated 2 trades: SP500 Date Type Target Gain Entry Time Exit Time Entry Value Exit Value P&L Cumm. P&L...

Predicting the market is not an impossible task, but a very difficult one. It is not that simple as to see everybody predicting all the time. But somebody can... http://www.predict.com http://www.cfm.com http://www.predictionlabs.com http://www.tradingpro.com http://www.cfm.fr...

What I don't understand is why people think that polarized way: predicting the markets is impossible because "there is no free lunch" or there is no "holy grail". In science, whenever you measure something you have to express the error that must always accompany the measurement. Analogously, if...

Prices can be predicted whenever the market behaves in a predictable fashion. When news shock the markets, as news are not predictable, prices aren't. When there are no much impact of news, market prices can be predicted with high degree of accuracy. Here some examples...